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by qrush 16y ago
Wow, thanks. Currently using Highrise to plan ours but will give this a shot. If we have feedback for you what's the best way to contact you?
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by qrush 16y ago
I asked the same question a few years ago: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/6nc1h/im_in_col... The responses were pretty good. Ended up looking into Rubinius, eventually started http://rubygems.org :) Good luck in Python lan
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by qrush 16y ago
Moments after the release, deployed http://rubygems.org/ on rc2. Didn't have any problems moving over from rc1 :)
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by qrush 16y ago
Yeah, the site is fantastic. He's a funny dude. I helped out with RosettaCode a few years back, hosted it for a little while on my SliceHost instance when they had some trouble. My <a href=" http://rosettacode.org/wiki/User:Mwn3d>go
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A practical use case approach to Redis.(scribd.com)
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by qrush 16y ago
Nice job, I guess plans and getting into the Heroku alpha program nets you more upvotes on HN. (than http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1456431 ) The game is afoot!
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Redis cloud service looking for alpha testers(akasentai.com)
10 points by qrush 16y ago|2 comments
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RubyGems on GitHub (official repo has moved over)(github.com)
2 points by qrush 16y ago|0 comments
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by qrush 16y ago
I love seeing the rubygems.org pages linked as a project's home page, or at least starter page. All the information you need to get up to speed. Such a world of difference from a year ago when publishing a gem. I still want to get readmes s
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by qrush 17y ago
So I started gitready as a way to learn git better, and document my experience. (Doing so again with Go here for the curious: http://golang.tumblr.com ) There's already great resources on learning git comprehensively from Scott Chacon, nam
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by qrush 17y ago
This is a really old post, see this update: http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2009/12/3/dj_has_evolved_int...
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Why Favicons Rule the Internet(robots.thoughtbot.com)
26 points by qrush 17y ago|23 comments
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I'm taking a class on Go and documenting my progress.(golang.tumblr.com)
10 points by qrush 17y ago|3 comments
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RubyGems.org February Changelog(update.gemcutter.org)
3 points by qrush 17y ago|0 comments
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IPhone or Android for new game development?
8 points by qrush 17y ago|6 comments
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by qrush 17y ago
It was really the main goal of the project, to provide a drop in replacement for gem hosting from RubyForge...this is the culmination of that and working together with the RubyGems team to make instant gem deployment (gem push) available ou
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Worst. Ideas. Ever.(rubyconf2009.confreaks.com)
5 points by qrush 17y ago|1 comments
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The Rails Module (in Rails 3)(litanyagainstfear.com)
57 points by qrush 17y ago|0 comments
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Gemcutter January 2010 Changelog(update.gemcutter.org)
9 points by qrush 17y ago|0 comments
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Send your application errors to hoptoadapp.com in Python(robots.thoughtbot.com)
2 points by qrush 17y ago|0 comments
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Balance - a one button game(polycat.net)
1 points by qrush 17y ago|1 comments
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Load Rails conditionally with Rack(litanyagainstfear.com)
2 points by qrush 17y ago|0 comments
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by qrush 17y ago
I agree, let's make it happen. The great thing is that Gemcutter is open source, and as a community these kinds of things are possible now.
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by qrush 17y ago
* We haven't moved anything yet, and there will be ONE move: to rubygems.org * Totally agreed.
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by qrush 17y ago
I really don't think it matters. Rails and its gems will most likely surpass it in no time: http://gems.rubyforge.org/stats.html
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by qrush 17y ago
Bundler is meant for gem dependency management. Jeweler is meant for another problem entirely, creating gems from scratch and packaging/releasing them (hopefully to http://gemcutter.org ).
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by qrush 17y ago
Aww, thanks :)
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by qrush 17y ago
I've been talking to RubyCentral about supporting the project, patience has been key here. More details on what I want to do: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/rubygems-developers/2009-Augu...
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by qrush 17y ago
To be honest, the same problem exists for RubyForge, since you could build/release a gem with a user name prefix and it doesn't check. The short answer is: be explicit with what source you're looking at, and start looking into gem signing/c
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by qrush 17y ago
My team made slidechop: http://slidechop.com Try it out! :)

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